. >> trump struck back by criticizing john roberts. >> he got there because ted cruz pushed him like wild. >> on cnn state of the union, tone. >> i think president obama will submit a nominee and in all likelihood, this person will be out of the main stream and will be reject bid the senate. >> marco rubio -- >> the court can function with eight justices. it does it all the time. >> candidates on the other side of the aisle accused mcconnell and others of ignoring the constitution. >> the constitution is pretty that is, it is the job of the president of the united states to appoint, nominate members to the supreme court and the senate confirms. >> president obama said he would nominate someone to the bench and that's exactly what he should be doing and leader mcconnell should follow the constitutional process. >> today several republican presidential candidates will continue to campaign in south carolina. donald trump will hold a rally. it is at the td center. doors open at 5:00, the event begins at 7:00. i. it ol have a crew there to bring you updates from the rally. >> ben carson w

he conceded to one of the reporters hereto a fox news john roberts that his performance in the debate here was poor and that really hurt him here in terms of his poll numbers and with the upsetling fifth place finish and trying to build momentum and tripped on the words and parroting the campaign platforms. both candidates from the great state of florida and many people disappointed with tonight, but i want you to understand something. it is not on you. it is on me. it's on me. i did not -- i did not do well on saturday night. and that will never happen again. >> government cannot grow faster than the ability to pay for it. i took on the teachers union, hillary clinton's first endorsement was the teachers union. i will struggle and fight for the families that want a better education. we did that in florida with the first, second, and third statewide voucher program. >> and really an uphill battle and from south carolina donald trump has a 20-point lead with the matchup. and jeb bush was getting more aggressive and so just when you thought thing were getting friendlier, insults could b

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john roberts has the latest from new hampshire. the g-o-p winner of the iowa caucus senator ted cruz is wasting no time. nats of cruz event pushing past trump, cruz is hoping to build on the momentum created from his cruz says: "this is a movement for the people, of people who are furious with dc, with the dc cartel people who get in bed with special interests government." while governor mike huckabee dropped out of the race , others like new jersey governor chris fare so well aren't ready to call it quits just yet. christie says: "early in the summer i was happy to be in your top 3, i don't want to be your top 3, want to be your top 1." but in iowa christie didn't even make it into the top three, placing tenth in a crowded field. the number three spot instead went to junior senator marco rubio, who earlier today received a key endorsement from south carolina senator tim scott. scott says: "im putting my confidence and trust in marco rubio ." on the democratic side ... a winner has finally been declared ... at first too close to ca

roberts on the supreme court, and he pushed for john robert roberts. john roberts has been a disaster, and he had two chances to knock out obama care, and he didn't do it, and it was ted cruz and bush including jeb that was pushing him, and those guys, they pushed john robert, and when it came to a vote on obama care, john roberts did not terminate obama care not once but twice. so ted cruz pushed and worked with very hard to get john roberts on the supreme court, and when he needed the vote, the most important votes that we have had, he let everybody down, including the con ser servative he let all of us down, because he let obama care stay. that is really a disgrace, and ted cruz gave us john roberts. >> and so are you a k conservative? >> i'm a conservative, yes, but i am also a common sense conservative, and if you need eminent domain to build roadways and highways and hospitals and the keystone pipeline, and the wall between us and mexico, and if you need the eminent domain, then you use it, a i'm a common sense conservative, absolutely. >> john k

in south carolina, john roberts, fox news. >>> turning now to look at your forecast. it is 10:03 and temperatures in the 60s. 65 degrees in lexington and columbia. 62 saluta. 64 orangeburg right now. over all a warm evening on deck for us. a look at the radar you can see the clouds moving in to the area as well as rain. picking up scattered showers, especially near orangeburg. as we move through the evening, that is how it will stay. cloudy with rain chances increasing into tomorrow morning and during the day time tomorrow. warm tonight, temperatures dropping into the mid-50s. the next few days because of the cloud deck over head not moving around. we will look that seven-day forecast coming up in a few minutes. >>> crime wach tonight, law enforcement officers are looking for two men involved in a shooting at the columbiana mall. anyone who has information contact crime crime wachers. law enforcement want to make sure you stay safe. leah holloway learned tips on how to keep you safe in the middle of a shooting. >> make sure you maintain calm. >> reporter: shots fired

. >> fox's john roberts shows us how the race is turning nasty. >> that a guy with the worst spray stan in america is attacking me -- >> a sharp departure from his previous campaign style, marco rubio decides to fight fire with fire. >> this is a guy who attacked me yesterday because i was wearing makeup. so was he. he has the worst spray tan i've ever seen. he is a verily contingent us very litigious guy. he should sue whoever gave him the spray tan. >> this guy is a nasty guy. i thought ted cruz was a liar he has the biggest ears i've everybody seen because they were protecting him. i have never seen any human being sweat like this guy. >> reporter: with 595 delegates, 25% of the total up for grabs on super tuesday, the top republican candidates are battling hard to get the advantage. trump's problem with illegal workers in new york three decades ago, his hiring of foreign workers at mar a lago. >> if i didn't have a hostile judge in california, this case would have ended years ago. i believe he is spanish, which is fine. >> since rubio brought it up at the houston debate on thursday,

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john roberts remembered his friend as having irrepressible spirit. >>> this time tomorrow republicans will begin to caucus in nevada. donald trump won big in south carolina and marco rubio and ted cruz are opening for an upset. danielle nottingham is on the campaign trail with the latest. >> reporter: fresh off the south carolina primary, the race for the republican presidential nomination heads to nevada and donald trump is hoping to keep the hot streak winning. >> i love to win. love it. don't we love to win? >> reporter: it's virtually a three man race between trump, marco rubio, and ted cruz. cruz is making the claim that he's the only candidate that can challenge trump. >> we are the one campaign that can beat donald trump and is only campaign that has beaten donald trump. >> i think ted cruz speaks to people like myself who are pro life, who are not afraid of god in our system. and want to return to constitutional values. >> reporter: rub owe is trying to make a mainstream appeal. >> no one can unite this party faster than a i can. >> he's join support from johnny wallberg who i

trump struck back by criticizing chief justice john roberts.(voice of donald trump/republican presidential candidate/abc's "this week") "he voted in favor of obamacare. he got there because ted cruz pushed him like wild."on cnn's state of more measured tone:(jeb bush/republican presidential candidate)"i think president obama's going to submit a nominee and in all likelihood this person will be out of the mainstream and he'll be rejected by the senate."marco rubio dismissed concerns about the supreme court working for months with only eight justices.(marco rubio/republican presidential candidate)"so let's let the voters weigh in in november and then we'll have -- the court can function with eight justices, it does it all the time.but candidates on the other side of the aisle accused mcconnell and republicans of ignoring the constitution(bernie sanders/democratic presidential candidate/abc's "this week")"i don't think that mitch mcconnell has it right on this issue. the constitution is pretty clear and that is, it is the job of the president of t

trump struck back by criticizing chief justice john roberts.(voice of donald trump/republican presidential candidate/abc's "this week") "he voted in favor of obamacare. he got there because ted cruz pushed him like wild."on cnn's state of the union, jeb bush took a more measured tone:(jeb bush/republican presidential candidate)"i think president obama's going to submimia this person will be out of the mainstream and he'll be rejected by the senate."marco rubio dismissed concerns about the supreme court working for months with only eight justices.(marco rubio/republican presidential candidate)"so let's let the voters weigh in in november and then we'll have -- the court can function with eight justices, it does it all the time.but candidates on the other side of the aisle accused mcconnell and republicans of ignoring the constitution(bernie sanders/democratic presidential candidate/abc's "this week")"i don't think that mitch mcconnell has it right on this issue. the constitution is pretty clear and that is, it is the job of the president of the

that's where you'll find our john roberts. what you got, sir? >> hey, good morning to you. georgia, one of 11 states awarding delegates. 76 up for grabs here in georgia. donald trump currently leads by 17 points here, but rubio trying to build support by doing events here here in kennesaw in the

chief justice john roberts is expected to mention scalia's scalia died last week while visiting a texas ranch. he was 79 years old. president obama has vowed to pick a supreme court nominee to fill the vacancy. republicans argue naming a successor should be a job for the next president. a weak disturbance glides just north of las vegas today then dips dramatically to the south tonight as high pressure makes its way onto shore from the throughout the day, winds will gradually pick up speed overnight. the disturbance looks to merge with a low that forms just southeast of phoenix which allows the low to grow. this will allow a major drop in and upper 60s with sustained winds between 15 and 25 mph. mountain range will reach gusts between 40 and 50 mph. by wednesday, winds lighten up and sunny skies continue through the weekend. high temperatures slowly make their way back to the upper 70s by thursday/friday afternoon. now for a story you'll only see pop diva mariah carey finished up her recent string of shows at the colosseum at caesars palace saturday night. after the show, one-oak at the

chief justice john roberts started the day back with a tribute. he called scalia a man for all seasons and with an irrepressible spirit. scalia's funeral took place on saturday. he was 79 years old. president obama still says he will soon nominate a replacement. there's been some talk bout governor brian sandoval. during the "national governors association" -- sandoval told the associated press he's honored to have his name mentioned as a potential successor... but says he's heard nothing about the president considering him. (( weather )) now fox5 weather 24/7 with chief meteorologist ted pretty north breezes overnight to 15 mph before an increase in gusts on tuesday to 30 mph. we'll see a high of just 64 degrees..that will be one degree below average. we'll drop the gusts and see 68 wednesday, then 74 thursday. we'll shoot up to 77 on to upper 70s for the weekend with a light breeze. . . north breezes overnight to 15 mph before an increase in gusts on tuesday to 30 mph. we'll see a high of just 64 degrees..that will be one degree below average. w

john roberts is live at the site of trump's watch party. hello. i. >> reporter: good afternoon. youpyok were talking with dave t this. the big question for donald trump, all these thousands of people who come out to massive rallies, will they come out to the caulks are irthis support kind of soft? donald trump in order to win tonight, is really relying on young people coming out, people who have never caucused before. they are considered to be the holy grail of iowa voters because typically they're not political, but donald trump seems to have touched a nerve with them. will they come out tonight? listen to these young folks who say they'll definitely be out to caucus. >> i do want to support trump and i don't believe i would be caucusing if it wasn't for him. >> sick and tired of the politicians lying and never done it withbecause i think they're a bunch of crooks and they lie. we got ourselves a businessman here that tells it like it is. >> young people are more toward trump and at lot of them towards bernie. interested to see how people are responding to each candidate. >> tr

sometimes chief justice john roberts upheld the affordable care act. it was a six three decision in the last session. the court is very evenly split now with the liberal wing and the more conservative win and on these cases this year, if they do decide and they can't come to some sort of majority agreement, then the cases essentially go undecided, the lower court and the lower court decision will stand >>> thank you all for joining us. i will be back with another hour of news at 11 pdm. news from doha is next. on >>> this is al jazeera >>> hello. welcome to the news hour live from al jazeera headquarters. coming up in the next 60 minutes. >> we honor his extraordinary service to our nation and remember one of the towering legal figures of our time >>> president obama is there talking about the justice that just passed

john roberts joins us live from georgia with the very latest. john. >> we've moved to atlanta. we were in a marco rubio event. we saw the new marco rubio on campaign trail since the debate where he took on donald trump in ways he's never have before. ways a lot of his supporters wanted to see him do a long time ago. that's one of the big questions is why didn't marco do this earlier when he could have made a difference. donald trump has kind of perfected the art of the political wedgie. marco rubio is trying to mamp him almost word for word at this rally today really taking aim at the fact donald trump was sweating on his upper lip during the debate an suggested maybe he wet his pants while standing behind the podium. i asked about all this personal reflection on donald trump and how he is coming back at him. we'll see that in a second. first here is rubio. >> you attacked him for having a spray tan. >> he can afford to get a better tan. he needs to sue whoever did that to his face. >> lightweight rubio. total lightweight. little mouth on him. bing, bing, bing. his new attack i

chief justice john roberts is expected to mention scalia's passing from the bench. justice scalia died last week while visiting a remote texas ranch. he was 79 years old. a funeral service was held over the weekend. president obama did not attend, which was heavily coming up next on channel 2 news this morning... nasa is hiring 14 people for it's candiate training program and applications prove that thousands think they have what it takes to fly into space...details, after the a lot of people hoping they have what it takes to soar into space. nasa has received a record 18- thousand-300 applications for its astronaut candidate training program. that's nearly three times the number they got in 2012 -- the most recent class. before that, the previous record was set in 19-78, when nasa got eight-thousand applications. of the thousands who apply, only between eight and 14 people will be chosen. since 19-59, there have only been 338 astronauts. a big shakeup in the executive offices at sea world. the amusement park announced the departures of the company's their chief zoo

chief justice john roberts started the morning session with a tribute. "we remember his incisive intellect, his agile wit and his captivating prose, but we cannot forget his irrepressible spirit. the 79-year-old scalia was laid to rest on saturday after a funeral mass led by his son now the fight over his successor begins in earnest. the president is reviewing files of possible nominees while republican leaders are vowing to block anyone the president sends up. democrats accuse republicans of being obstructionist, but when democrats controlled the senate and republican george h.w. bush then-judiciary committee chairman joe biden proposed the now. >> once the political season is under way, and it is, action on a supreme court nomination must be put off until after the election campaign is over. >> reporter: current judiciary committee chairman chuck grassley, a republican, immediately agreed. >> in his heart of hearts, he understands why this senate must do what he said it must do in 1992. >> reporter: now in the past it's taken about a month for a nomina

chief justice john roberts was appointed three weeks later in 2000 a.m. what's extraordinary is this will only be the third time in history a president has tried to fill a vacancy during a presidential election year. it happened in 1988 and in 1968. the second question that's being asked right now is how many supreme court justices are there? there had been nine justices on the supreme court since insurance 1869. before that, the number of judges fluctuated between five and ten. congress has the power to decide how many justices there should be ultimately. the third question -- who appointed scalia to the supreme court. president ronald ray gran appointed justice anthony scalia in 1986. he was only 50 years old making him the youngest on the court at the time. italian-american justice served 29 years and four months. he was the longest serving of the current nine sitting justices. now who -- the fourth question we have here is who appoints supreme court justices? americans want to know this. really, tbs the president who appoints it and the u.s. senate ha

john: robert bork, who was rejected. justice kennedy was confirmed instead. question -- august 1960, the democratic controlled senate passed a resolution, expressing the sense of the senate that the president should not make recess appointments to the supreme court. what about that? tom: the idea here is going back to the thurman rule and that you -- last year of a presidency where the majority in the senate is held by the opposite party, that you should not appoint someone. i think president obama will pat that that person deserves respect in terms of how they're treated but i think you look at the uniqueness of justice scalia in terms of both his prose and also reasoning in terms of constitutional interpretation. i think he's very different, actually, in terms of if, for example, justice kennedy's position had been vacated, there i think you would see a lot more willingness by republicans to entertain the idea of a replacement under the president's leadership. i think here, though, that the right course of action necessarily is to wait and see who wins the

so. >> john roberts, thank you for reporting from south carolina. joining me now is arthel neville. we have some stunning news here. >> i'm not sure if john is back up. i do have a question for john as he noted that, of course, all the presidential candidates naturally are offering condolences the as they should. but john, highlight this political fight that will ensure immediately. i believe i have john back in my ear. i can tell by the audio. john, are you there? >> hey, arthell. we just got something in for president bush. he said, laura and i mourn the death of an important journalist in justice and a ya. he was a towering figure and an important judge on the nation's highest court. he brought intellect, good judgment and wit to the bench and will be missed by colleagues. laura and i send our condolences to the entire scalia family. i'll keep monitoring my e-mail and twitter and all of that as things come over. but you were going to ask -- >> while you monitor that, of course the topic of who is next, who is the next justice after antonin scalia? you mentioned earlier that peopl

did not appoint john roberts. once the president made the nomination, i suprted it. that would have been a mistake. you have to look at donald trump's histo. this is a man who, for four decades, has supported liberal democrats. jimmy carter over ronl rag. en. donald trump gave money to chuck schumer,arry reid, hillary clinton. anyone that writes checks to chuck schumer and harry reid and jimmy carter and hillary clinton does not care about conservative justices on the court. e one person he's suggested that would make a good justice is his sister, who is a court of appeals judge appointed by bill inton. she's a hard-core pro abortion liberal judge. he said she would makake terrific justice. >> he's said there would be a conflict of interest and would not appoint her. >> but it gives you an example be looking to. the type of pele he would be looking to. donald trump is not a coervative. for his entire life, he's been lf-described very, ver pro choice. he's supported partial-birth abortion. yesterday, he defended pl

and jeb bush and cruz pushed justice john roberts and now we have justice john roberts. what happened is, he -- twice, could have ended obamacare and didn't. cruz shouldn't be talking. appointments i have ever seen. weobamacare because of jeb bush, ted cruz, george bush. >> they seemed to be piling on you last night. you think this is all happening because the other republicans have figured out if you win south carolina you may not be stopped? >> the reason it happens is because i'm self-funding. putting up my own money. i built a tremendous business. i'm going to do what is right for the people of the country. in that room were many people that i know very well. they're all lobbyists and special interests. they gave a lot of money to jeb bush. this guy's wasted $140 million. he spent $43 million in new hampshire and came in fourth or fifth. i spent $3 million and came in first by a lot. this is the kind of guy you want as a president? between him and cruz, i'll tell you what, the republicans are in trouble. and they'll never bead hillary clinton. i'm the only one that w

that will never happen again. >> john roberts is live in manchester, john? >> good morning to you. it's something that a lot of people thought was probably going to happen but still stunning to hear coming out of mark yes rubio's mouth he did fall on his face saturday night, that is what hurt him in the polls. take a look at the difference between numbers in iowa. in iowa, 29% of late breaking rotors went for marco rubio. john kasich does have a chance to make it up. another debate coming up in south carolina saturday night. marco rubio has to have the performance of his life if he hopes to do well. bright spots in the voting in new hampshire, he did well among young voters and seen as the most likely to win in november. you can make the argument he is the candidate for the party to coalesce around. they're not worried about kasich. they're worried about jeb bush, looks like jeb bush may beat him. jeb bush's super pac has gone got a ton of money that they're probably going to use to slap marco rubio silly before south carolina and if he can't beat ted cruz ear in new hampshire wher

, and you know, i mean, he put john roberts on the supreme court, and he pushed for john robert roberts. john roberts has been a disaster, and he had two chances to knock out obama care, and he didn't do it, and it was ted cruz and bush including jeb that was pushing him, and those guys, they pushed john robert, and when it came to a vote on obama care, john roberts did not terminate obama care not once but twice. so ted cruz pushed and worked with very hard to get john roberts on the supreme court, and when he needed the vote, the most important votes that we have had, he let everybody down, including the con ser servative he let all of us down, because he let obama care stay. that is really a disgrace, and ted cruz gave us john roberts. >> and so are you a k conservative? >> i'm a conservative, yes, but i am also a common sense conservative, and if you need eminent domain to build roadways and highways and hospitals and the keystone pipeline, and the wall between us and mexico, and if you need the eminent domain, then you use it, a i'm a common sense conservative, absolutely. >> john

bush made a mistake naming john roberts in 2005. >> i would not have nominated john roberts and governor bush pointed out why. it wasn't that the president bush wants to appoint a liberal to the court. it was the ease are choice. >> senator, that is not what you said when roberts was nominated to the court in 2005. i will put up an article you wrote with the time "the right stuff," in 2005, roberts nominated to the court. you wrote "john roberts should be a quick confirm, as a jurist, judge robert's approach will be that of his entire career: carefully, faithfully applying the constitution and legal precedent." this was a long article, sir, you wrote for the "national review," and you seemed at the time an enthusiastic supporter of john roberts. >> it is true, when george w. bush nominated him i supported the republican president in the nomination. that was a mistake in hindsight. be absolutely clear i would not have nominated ron jobs i would have nominated my former boss on the court of appeals, a prove were conservative who had decades on the court defending conservative principles an

. >> i wouldn't have nominated john roberts. indeed, governor bush pointed out y it wasn't that the president bush wanted appoint a liberal to the court. he said it was the easier choice. >> but, senator, that's not what you said when, in fact, roberts was nominated to the court back in 2005. i want to put up an article, a big article you wrote with the title "the right stuff". there is in 2005. you wrote, "john roberts should be a quick confirm. as a jurorist, job roberts' approach will be of that his entire career, carefully, faithfully applying the constitution and legal precedent." this was a long article, sir, that you wrote for the national review and you certainly seemed wouldn't have nominated him, you seemed to be an enthusiastic supporter of john roberts. >> well, chris, it's true. once george w. bush nominated him, i supported the republican president in his nomination. that was a mistake. in hinld sight,dsight that, was a mistake. i would have nominated mike ludic, my former boss on the court of appeals. he was a pro

he was the one that pushed for john roberts. john roberts has been a disaster. john roberts had two chances to knock out obamacare and he didn't do it. and it was ted cruz and bush, including jeb, that was pushing him and those two guys, they pushed john roberts and when it came to a vote on obamacare, john roberts did not terminate obamacare, not once but twice. so ted cruz pushed and worked with very hard to get john roberts on the supreme court, and when he needed the vote, the most important votes that we have had, he let everybody down, including the conservatives and he let all of us down, because he let obamacare stay. that is really a disgrace, and ted cruz gave us john roberts. >> and so are you a conservative? >> i'm a conservative, yes, but i am also a common sense conservative, and if you need to use eminent domain to build highways and roadways and hospitals and by the way, the keystone pipeline if it ever gets approves and the wall between us and mexico, if you need eminent domain, you used. i'm a common sense conservative, absolutely. >> john kasi

bush gave chief ip to john roberts. behalf of your liberals. we will win in november. guest: republicans in the senate have the right to block that nomination. --re may be consequences this will now be a big part of the 2016 presidential election. it is unclear who would is going to help. there may be some voters who hold that against republicans. the democrats will try to make it an issue. president bush got two appointments. president obama has gotten two appointments. this is a lifetime appointment. republicans will make the argument that a lame-duck president with less than a year left to serve should not get this third pick. the voters will decide whether or not that is a good idea or bad idea. host: think we showed the chart in a previous segment. it takes less than a year to confirm a supreme court justice. it has never taken 300 days. the longest time it has taken was 119 days. there is still plenty of time for the president to be president and nominate someone and for the senate to confirm that person. host: it is not a matter of time or logistics. the questio

roberts nominated into the court. you wrote, "john roberts should be a quick confirm. as a jurist, judge roberts' approach will be of that his entire career, carefully, faithfully applying the constitution and legal precedent." this was a long article, sir, that you wrote for the national review and you certainly seemed at the time, i know you said you wouldn't have nominated him, you seemed to be an enthusiastic supporter of john roberts. >> well, chris, it's true. once george w. bush nominated john robert, i supported the republican president in his nomination. that was a mistake. in hindsight, that was a mistake. i would have nominated mike ludic, my former boss on the court of appeals. he was a proven conservative who had decades on the court defending conservative principles. and the difference was too many republican presidents aren't willing to spend the capital to nominate and confirm a principled conservative. i have spent my entire life fighting to defend the constitution and bill of rights and when it comes to the supreme court, i will invest every bit of po

fox news senior national correspondent john roberts reported from greenville where scalia's death in the vacancy on the court was a big issue. john? >> good morning, chris. this morning, ben carson like in the last night debate of the old roman coliseum has sharp differences between the candidates on policy and personally, but the debate started off with a rare moment of agreement over the passing of supreme court justice antonin scalia. >> i believe the president should not move forward and i think we ought to let the next president of the united states decide who will run that security. >> it is up to mcconnell to stop it. delay. delay. delay. >> we will not give up the united states supreme court for a generation by allowing president obama to make another liberal appointee. >> that was the end of getting along. from there it was a free for all, highlighted by an all out declaration of war between donald trump and jeb bush. >> donald trump was building a reality tv show, my brother was building a security apparatus to keep us safe. i'm proud of what he did. all the world trade cen

. >> chief justice john roberts called scalia an extraordinary individual and jurist admired and treasured by his colleagues. >> his absence on this court cannot be overstated because it will change the balance of the supreme court five conservatives, four liberals. >> president obama says he'll submit a nomination to replace scalia in due time. >>> the death of justice scalia led off tonight's republican debate in south carolina. the candidates honored scalia's memory and faced off on a number of other topics. >> our own natasha brown spent the night with a group of local voters right here at our cbs3 broadcast center and we're going to talk with them in just a moment but first we'll take a look at some of the big moments from tonight's debate. as the six remaining republican presidential candidates gathered for saturday's debate in greenville, south carolina, the unexpected death of supreme court justice ander nine scalia loomed large. moderator john dickerson asked donald trump if he would be okay with president obama nominating a replacement before his term comes to an end. >> i think

john roberts is at the debate site tonight. >> reporter: yeah, it throws a new issue in the debate. there is some talk over the past few debates about the supreme court. it will take on a new sense of urgency and reenforce the metszage that many candidates said of what is at stake in the election come november. we have reactions from all of the six remaining republican candidates. the one from ben carson. it is imperative that the senate not allow president obama to diminish his legacy by trying to nominate a individual to carry on wishes to subvert the people. given the democracy under the obama's agenda, i call on the senate to stop until we the people elect the president. >> rubio said the next president must nominate a justice to continue scalia's unwavering belief. and the next president. ted cruz said we owe it to him justice scalia and the nation for the senate to insure that the next president names his replacement. from donald trump. he was a justice who did not believe in legislating from the bench and i held him in highest regard and will respect his intelligence and conv